Seed, saplings,
surveys.

Gifts stay in the Harth Valley and are spent on seed, saplings, tools and surveys. The figures below come from our 2025 accounts, which are independently audited each year.

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Botanical line drawing of an alder twig with hanging catkins and small cones.
SpecimenSeed packet · £15

Four gifts,
four jobs.

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£15 sows 10 m² of meadow

Local-origin wildflower and yellow rattle seed, hand-collected at Little Harth and dried in our barn.

£35 plants 5 native saplings

Alder, hazel or bird cherry grown from valley seed, with a biodegradable guard and a stake.

£75 runs a volunteer work day

Tools, waders, first aid and a hot lunch for a team of twelve clearing culverts or planting hedges.

£150 pays for one site survey

A full breeding-bird or botanical survey of one site, written up and shared with the county records centre.

Of every pound,
89p goes to the ground.

  • Work on the ground89p
  • Field office and insurance7p
  • Raising money4p

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